St. Benedict Olive Wood Rosary - Red
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Built around the medal of St. Benedict, this rosary carries one of the most powerful sacramentals in the Catholic tradition into daily prayer.
St. Benedict of Nursia (c. 480–547) is the father of Western monasticism, founder of the Benedictine Order, and one of Christianity's most powerful intercessors against evil. The medal that bears his name has been venerated since at least the 11th century, and the inscriptions on it form a prayer of exorcism in Latin: Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti (Cross of the Holy Father Benedict) and Vade retro Satana (Begone, Satan).
The olive tree is one of the great symbols of Scripture — a sign of peace, of anointing, and of the land where Jesus lived. Rosaries carved from Holy Land olive wood are a quiet way of carrying that connection through the day, bead by bead, decade by decade.
Details
- Overall length: 18 inches
- Beads: Red
- Crucifix: Zinc (1.96 x 1.31 x .20")
- Centerpiece: Zinc (.90 x.60 x .07")
- Overall colorway: Red
- Packaging: Clear Box
Each rosary is shipped in its original packaging, ready to be given as a gift or carried into prayer the same day.
About St. Benedict of Nursia · Feast July 11
Italian monk (c. 480-547), founder of the abbey of Monte Cassino and author of the Rule that became the foundation of Western monasticism; called "Father of Western Monasticism" and named patron of Europe by Pope Paul VI in 1964.
St. Benedict of Nursia is the patron saint of Monks, Poison Sufferers, Europe, Students, Kidney Disease, Poisoning and Agricultural Workers.
More St. Benedict of Nursia: Rosaries · Patron of Monks and Poison Sufferers
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Product Details
Built around the medal of St. Benedict, this rosary carries one of the most powerful sacramentals in the Catholic tradition into daily prayer.
St. Benedict of Nursia (c. 480–547) is the father of Western monasticism, founder of the Benedictine Order, and one of Christianity's most powerful intercessors against evil. The medal that bears his name has been venerated since at least the 11th century, and the inscriptions on it form a prayer of exorcism in Latin: Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti (Cross of the Holy Father Benedict) and Vade retro Satana (Begone, Satan).
The olive tree is one of the great symbols of Scripture — a sign of peace, of anointing, and of the land where Jesus lived. Rosaries carved from Holy Land olive wood are a quiet way of carrying that connection through the day, bead by bead, decade by decade.
Details
- Overall length: 18 inches
- Beads: Red
- Crucifix: Zinc (1.96 x 1.31 x .20")
- Centerpiece: Zinc (.90 x.60 x .07")
- Overall colorway: Red
- Packaging: Clear Box
Each rosary is shipped in its original packaging, ready to be given as a gift or carried into prayer the same day.
About St. Benedict of Nursia · Feast July 11
Italian monk (c. 480-547), founder of the abbey of Monte Cassino and author of the Rule that became the foundation of Western monasticism; called "Father of Western Monasticism" and named patron of Europe by Pope Paul VI in 1964.
St. Benedict of Nursia is the patron saint of Monks, Poison Sufferers, Europe, Students, Kidney Disease, Poisoning and Agricultural Workers.
More St. Benedict of Nursia: Rosaries · Patron of Monks and Poison Sufferers
Read the life of St. Benedict of Nursia → · Shop all St. Benedict of Nursia gifts →
